Active and stative verbs. LEVEL NUMBER LANGUAGE Intermediate B1_1012G_EN English

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Active and stative verbs GRAMMAR LEVEL NUMBER LANGUAGE Intermediate B1_1012G_EN English

Goals Learn the difference between active and stative verbs Practise using active and stative verbs Review the present simple and continuous 2

I need a new mobile phone but I hate spending a lot of money on technology. I want to find one that is not too expensive. I m checking online to see if there are any good deals at the moment. 3

Preview and warm-up In this class we will look at the difference between active and stative verbs. What do you already know about active and stative verbs? Don t worry if you don t know anything about active and stative verbs yet, you are going to learn all about them in this class! 4

Active and stative verbs What are active and stative verbs? What is the difference between them? Active verbs describe actions; things we can do or things that happen. Stative verbs describe a state. We use stative verbs when we describe something that is not likely to change. 5

Active and stative verbs Active verbs can be used in both the present simple and the present continuous forms. Stative verbs are not normally used in present continuous forms. He is playing tennis but I stayed at home because I hate tennis. 6

Active and stative verbs: some examples Which active and stative verbs do you already know? Remember, stative verbs are used to describe emotions, senses and states. We use active verbs for activities, actions and physical conditions. Active verbs dance watch arrive travel sing Stative verbs hear like love need want 7

Stative verbs: a reminder As mentioned on the previous slide, we do not normally use stative verbs in the continuous form. Below are some examples of how we should and should not use these verbs. Remember: stative verbs refer to states rather than actions. Correct I can t hear it! I like this. I know what you mean. I want a pet. I need that. Incorrect I am not hearing it! I am liking this. I am knowing what you mean. I am wanting a pet. I am needing that. 8

Complete the sentences Complete the sentences using the right active or stative verb. Make sure you use the right tense, either present simple or present continuous! 1. Do you Japanese food? 2. I m to China next year. 3. Ssh, we re a film on the television. 4. I him very much. 5. Her train at 5 o clock. 6. Do you anything from the supermarket? 7. I m in the concert tonight. 8. I the birds outside the window. 9

Fill in the gaps I this time of year! Summer is the best. You can the birds singing and you can people outside having fun in the sun. I like winter too but I often in winter. I to get away from the cold weather and dark days. Fill in the gaps using the active and stative verbs: hear, love, travel, watch, need 10

Stative verbs Look at the sentences below. Can you correct the stative verb? 11

Practise using active and stative verbs Look at the verbs on the cards below. Are they active or stative? Make a sentence with each word. dance arrive like watch love travel need sing want 12

Some new active verbs Now here are some active verbs that might be new to you. Do you already know any of these verbs? study learn call melt grow She s studying in the library. He s learning French, he wants to live in Paris. I m calling my mum to see if she can come today. Oh good, the snow is melting! I m growing vegetables in my garden this year. 13

Some new stative verbs Now here are some stative verbs that might be new to you. Do you already know any of these verbs? belong seem understand remember suppose wish That book belongs to my brother. It seems possible that he will win the competition. I understand his accent very well. I remember we came here last year with your mother. I suppose we could try the new Italian restaurant. I wish I could visit Australia but I m scared of flying. 14

Present simple or present continuous Generally, only active verbs use the present continuous. What do you remember about the difference between the present simple and the present continuous? We use the present simple to talk about facts, things that are generally true and habits. The present simple is related to longer durations of time. I watch television every night after school. The present continuous is used to talk about something that is true at this moment. I am watching television. 15

Multiple choice 1. Which of these is not a stative verb? a. belong b. melt c. seem d. remember 2. Which of these is an active verb? a. grow b. suppose c. wish d. understand 3. She Japanese at the moment. a. learn b. learns c. is learning d. is understanding 4. I we saw that painting in the gallery last year. a. am remembering b. am seeing c. am learning d. remember 16

Fill in the gaps Fill in the gaps in the text using these active or stative verbs: understand, learn, seem, call, want, study, wish. For the active verbs choose between the present continuous and the present simple tense. My sister medicine, she to become a doctor. She to be doing very well but she has to a lot of difficult vocabulary. She our parents every night to tell them about her day at university. She she had more time to see them but they her studies are very important. 17

Make sentences Can you make sentences about the pictures below? Use all 8 of these active and stative verbs at least once: melt, call, understand, learn, wish, remember, belong, grow 18

Active or stative verbs in special cases There are some verbs which, in special cases, can have a state or active meaning. These verbs are normally associated with the senses. Examples of these verbs include: have, smell, look, taste, hear 19

Active or stative verbs in special cases Below are some examples of these special verbs as both active and stative verbs. active They are having lunch at the moment. We will be hearing from them later today. The cat is looking at the roast chicken on the table. The dog is smelling his food. I m tasting the cake in case it is too sweet! stative Do you have any brothers or sisters? Can you speak up, I can t hear you. She looks tired. The cake smells great. I can t taste any salt in the soup. 20

Choose the correct verb and form 1. Do you any pets? a. have b. are having c. smell d. hear 2. He like a film star. a. is looking b. hears c. looks d. is hearing 3. She has baked a cake, it great. a. smells b. has c. is smelling d. is looking 4. I can the rain on the window. a. taste b. smell c. understand d. hear 21

Fill in the gaps Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the following verbs: smell, taste, have, look, hear Can I the cake? It delicious! I know we are lunch in an hour but I can t resist it! We can your music from our bedroom, it is very loud. Are you a party? That fish bad, do you something else we can eat for lunch? The cat can the fish. 22

Practise time! Make stative and active sentences for each of these verbs: smell, have, taste, hear Use the words on the cards below in your sentences too! pizza dog birthday party breakfast our client soup car birds 23

Game Your teacher will give you a verb and you must decide if it is stative or active, then make a sentence about yourself with the verb! play = active I play football every Friday evening with my friends. 24

Reflect on the goals Go back to the second slide of the lesson and check if you have achieved all the goals of the lesson. yes no 25

Reflect on this lesson Think about everything you have seen in this lesson. What were the most difficult activities or words? The easiest? + + If you have time, go over the most difficult slides again 26

Answer key Activity p. 9 like, travelling, watching, love, arrives, need, singing, hear Activity p. 10 love, hear, watch, travel, need Activity p. 16 B, A, C, D Activity p. 17 is studying, wants, seems, learn, calls, wishes, understand Activity p. 21 A, C, A, D Activity p. 22 taste, looks, having, hear, having, smells, have, have 27

Homework 28

Homework writing activity Can you make 5 sentences with a stative verb and 5 with an active verb? Which sentences could you also put in the present continuous form? 29

Stative or active? Below you have two lists. Try to come up with at least 6 new verbs for each list and use these in sentences. stative active 30

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